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This would work perfectly for what I need and I'll look into it.
Thanks for the info!
--Chris
EMAIL:PROTECTED wrote:
> If you are concerned about protecting yourself from fraud when using
> your card over the internet, many credit card companies allow you to
> create virtual credit card numbers for free so you don't have to give
> them the actual number. Before making a purchase, you log into your
> bank's web site and tell them the exact amount of the purchase you want
> to make. They will come back with a number that can only be used one
> time and does not allow more than that amount to be deducted. The
> expiration date can be set so the number expires quickly. If they try
> to reuse the number or overcharge, it won't work. It may even trigger
> the credit card company's fraud detection software if they do.
>
> Check out https://www.citibank.com/us/cards/vanpromo/cmc_pop/index2.htm
> to see how the system I use works.
>
> When a merchant says they won't charge your account, you might try
> giving them a virtual number with the max amount set to one dollar.
>
> Bruce
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